Sentence examples for show dissent from inspiring English sources
In southern Arizona, some are talking about forming their own state to show dissent.
He must want to show dissent over the latest choice of laureate".
He found the resolve not to show dissent as he made the lonely walk from the field.
While frustration was kept quiet before, it now sometimes results in inappropriate behavior at work, like encouraging colleagues to show dissent, she said.
Thousands of middle-class Brazilians drowned her out by banging pots and pans, a traditional way to show dissent in neighbouring countries.
For example, people nod their heads to represent understanding in conversations and shake their heads to show dissent, confusion, or consideration.
The Gestapo arrested anyone who showed dissent, then a synonym for treason.
In 2012, New Zealand's Brendon McCullum was fined for showing dissent towards the umpires in a Test against India.
Agar was found guilty of showing dissent towards an umpire's decision during WA's Futures League match against Queensland earlier this week.
After Ball had been rebuked for showing dissent he took part in one of England's more effective attacks.
According to a statement from Concacaf, Klinsmann was ejected "for showing dissent towards the referee by throwing the ball in a violent manner".
